Archive your poster in a place where it can be visited after the poster session has ended. The ideal location:

• is easily discoverable
• will allow your poster to maintain the same URL for as long as your poster is still useful
• will provide usage statistics so that you will know how often your poster has been downloaded and reused

Recommended locations

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Give more people an opportunity to learn from your poster!

Increase the visibility of your poster at the conference. This approach is especially effective if you've taken a photo of yourself standing next to your poster.

• If you use twitter or instagram, create a post using your poster photo and tag the conference you're attending, your institution, and other relevant entities
• If you don't have your own account, see if you can use the account associated with your lab, program, department or college

Increase the visibility of your poster after the conference

• Link to the poster in its archived location or to more information about the content of the poster; some poster authors use a QR code right on the poster to link to the poster itself
• Provide a twitter or instagram handle so that conference attendees can tag it when they mention your poster
• Put up your poster on the wall of your office or other workspace

• Cite your poster in your CV
• Include your poster citation in your Linkedin profile

• Here's a sample poster citation in AMA format: Delaney T, O'Malley D, Donovan K, Carney J. Team-based research projects in an online learning environment: insights from the MPH Culminating Project Experience. Poster presented at: Mud Season Annual Retreat; March 29, 2019; South Burlington, VT.